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name="DEFAULT"

type="RdbThinSrv"

url="//localhost:1701/"

maxClients="-1"

srv.bindTimeout="0"

srv.idleTimeout="0"

srv.mcBasePort="5517"

srv.mcGroupIP="239.1.1.1"

autoStart="false"

controlUser="jdbc_user"

controlPass="0x811B15F866179583EB3C96751585B843"

The DEFAULT and DEFAULTSSL server definitions should only be used to define the

default server characteristics and are not intended to represent actual server instances that

can be started by the controller or pool servers.

These default server properties will be assigned to each server found defined after them in

the configuration file unless explicitly overridden in the specific server subsection.

The placement of the DEFAULT and DEFAULTSSL server sections within the

configuration file is important. Only those servers defined in sections that occur after these

default definitions will have these default characteristics. Any server section specified prior

to the default server sections will not get these default characteristics. Oracle recommends

that these two sections be the first two server sections within your configuration file.

If subsections such as Pooled Server or Allowed Database are required, then the second

format for a server section must be used.

Example

<server

name="rdbpool"

type="RdbThinSrvPool"

url="//localhost:1702/" >

</server>

4.3.2.7 Pooled Server Subsection

This subsection specifies a server that will take part in the parent server's server pool,

where the declared server name must reference a server already named in this configuration

file.

Multiple PooledServer subsections may be present in a single server declaration.

The subsection is valid only when used within an

RdbThinSrvPool

server declaration